Michael Kpessa-Whyte  The classroom is part of the economy. Why the quarrel between finance ministers and social sectors ministers’ rests on a false divide, and how governments can move beyond it Every budget season, a familiar scene plays out in capitals across Africa and beyond. The minister of health arrives at the […]

By Belinda Sefakor DzattahCommunication Officer, NDC New Jersey BranchNovember 10, 2026 The NPP cannot spend eight years in power, leave serious questions unanswered and then turn around to blame President John Dramani Mahama for problems reportedly dating back to its own administration. That is political hypocrisy at its highest level. […]

By Fuvi Kluku Sankofaonline There was a time in Ghana when the sight of a nurse in a crisp white or green uniform inspired instant trust. Patients entered hospital wards believing their dignity would be protected, their privacy respected, and their lives placed in caring, professional hands. Today, that trust […]

An Opinion Editorial By Sankofaonline | September 2, 2026 There is a fundamental difference between enforcing the law and ambushing citizens with it. If the purpose of a new traffic enforcement regime is genuinely to save lives, then compliance must be made possible before punishment is made profitable. The ongoing […]